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		<title>By: michael edmunds</title>
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		<dc:creator>michael edmunds</dc:creator>
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		<description>Some argue that McLuhan&#039;s originality peaked in the 50&#039;s. Everything that followed was a rehash of the 40&#039;s and 50&#039;s work, is the gist. McLuhan&#039;s own view of the rehab from 67 is that he had to &quot;relearn&quot; stuff. I think he did. McLuhan in my view didn&#039;t take the next steps in his project from that point for a lot of reasons- personal and professional. what would they have been? Probably a blend of Wyndham Lewis and James Joyce. The great leap from the Ivory Tower to the Control Tower was/is the inevitable conclusion of his project. Who was going to let that happen? In other words media ecology isn&#039;t a benign activity (in the wrong or right hands.) Trudeau, the Pope offered kudos publicly, but back stage they ignored him; he wasn&#039;t given his media ecology captain&#039;s license.

Don&#039;t forget April ref by Eliot is referred back to Chaucer&#039;s Canterbury Tales and Marchand points out McLuhan&#039;s reading the Tales to his kids on road trips (p144.) so his aside to PW is likely multi-dimensional.

Finally there&#039;s a view that 1967 haunted him and Fordham  in more ways than decay. That&#039;s for another day

Look forward to part 2. and an explanation as to why you&#039;re doing it!
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<p>Don&#8217;t forget April ref by Eliot is referred back to Chaucer&#8217;s Canterbury Tales and Marchand points out McLuhan&#8217;s reading the Tales to his kids on road trips (p144.) so his aside to PW is likely multi-dimensional.</p>
<p>Finally there&#8217;s a view that 1967 haunted him and Fordham  in more ways than decay. That&#8217;s for another day</p>
<p>Look forward to part 2. and an explanation as to why you&#8217;re doing it!<br />
me</p>
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